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Try narrowing down your topic to a specific angle that sparks controversy or interest. Avoid vague statements and go for something that makes a strong point. ngl if you're still stuck, chat with your professor or a writing tutor for some guidance.

Using direct quotes in papers can be a bit confusing. In general, you wanna use direct quotes when the exact wording is crucial or super impactful. ✍️ But don't go overboard - sprinkle 'em in for support, not to do all the talking for ya! If you could say it better yourself or it's common...

Don't worry, I got your back! 🙌 So, here's the tea on US research papers: they usually follow the APA (American Psychological Association) or MLA (Modern Language Association) format. Each has its own rules for citations, formatting, and stuff like that. It can be a lot to wrap your head...

When I'm feeling like that, I try breaking it down into smaller tasks - like outlining, researching one section at a time, then writing. Also, setting specific goals and rewarding myself after each milestone really helps me stay on track. 💪 Another tip is finding a study buddy or...